NVIDIA still hasn't mentioned if it plans to broaden support to include other Linux distros. However, Ubuntu is generally ...

Nvidia has pushed its GeForce Now Linux client out the door at last. It was teased at CES, and on 29 January 2026 the Linux-native build landed with the review embargo lifted. The ...

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For now only officially supported on Ubuntu.

'The beta Linux app is built for PCs and notebooks, offering an experience similar to the existing GeForce Now app on Windows and macOS,' Nvidia says. But there are some limitations.

Nvidia is expanding its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. The platform will now support more devices and new features. At CES 2026, the company announced native apps for Linux PCs and Amazon Fire TV ...

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